Ditto

6.8easy start · #10 of 40
in Clipboard Manager Software

Runs on Windows.

Ditto is ranked #10 of 40 in clipboard manager software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Windows. There is a free plan.

Ditto plans and pricing

Ditto Free Clipboard history utility · GPLv3 sourceforge.net · 4 Oct 2026

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What it does: Ditto extends the Windows clipboard and saves copied items in a database for later access.
Supported content: It can save text, images, HTML, and custom clipboard formats.
Search and paste: The feature list says users can search and paste previous clipboard entries.
Clipboard sync: The feature list says Ditto can keep multiple computers’ clipboards in sync.
Network encryption: The project page says data is encrypted when sent over the network.
Access: Ditto can be opened from the system tray or with a global hot key, which defaults to Ctrl + back-quote.
Image previews: The project page lists thumbnails of copied images in the entry list.
Unicode: The project page lists full Unicode support and UTF-8 support for language files.
Storage: The project page says Ditto uses a SQLite database.
Local-first: The maker describes Ditto as requiring no login and using no cloud or telemetry.
Download options: The maker lists installer, portable, Chocolatey, Winget, and Windows Store App options.
License: The SourceForge project page lists GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3).
Target users: SourceForge lists the intended audience as developers and desktop end users.
Latest SourceForge file: The SourceForge files page lists DittoSetup_64bit_3_24_246_0.exe as the latest version, sized 5.5 MB.
Price from: Free

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